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The Forrest City times., 1887-10-29
Beauchamp--Iznrd.

Dr. N. P. Bcauchamp and Miss Name Izard were united m the holy bonds of wedloek Wednesday morning at s;30 o'clock. October 26. 1887. 4 few invited guests as sembled at the residence of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Flavius J. Izard, that morning, and were soon joined by the bride groom, T. E. Prewett, F. H. Prew- ett and the preacher. In short and beautiful ceremony Rev. G. A. Grammer pronounced the pair husband and wite. After congratu- lations, the happy pair returned to town and took the 9:30 train for Little Rock.
 Tho whole affair was managed with the utmost seercsy, and was perfect surprise to all our people. Even the officiating minister, who was summoned from Memphis, was not aware as to who were the contracting parties until Tuesday night, the doctor only informing him that a friend desired his ser vices this week. It was the best joke of the season, and the friends of both parties wero so completely surprised that words failed them. The doctor IS 8 successful prac- titioner, energetic and whole souied while inc fair bride conn pines in herself those qualities that make her noble specimen of womahhood. All declare that the doctor has won quite prize. us Mss Mamie had a host of friends and admirers.
 The writer, Tn common with many friends, wishes the pair un- alloyed happiness and unbounded
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-29
Notice.

The undersigned wiIl arrive in Forrest City Saturday, November }, 1887, bringing with him q carload of Fine Durham HeIferS and Bulls, and some Fine Com bined Mares and Horses, and will sell them at the lowest pr1ces. Come and see them on that day, as l am going 10 sell.
 J. A. WHITE.
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-29

! of the old Methodist church is a very good investment. Provided, t however, that St Francis is ab- solutely unable to build good new court house.
 The cotton in T. H. Parham's s Gin IS insured. If any accident should occur his customers will re- ceivc the benefit of tho insurance. The ladies especially are cor dially invited to visit the store of Mir. J. l.. Brandon and examine his exquisite stock of Dress Goods. He has all the latest shades, to- gether with latest styles in trim mIngs to match, and the ladies cannot fail 10 be highly pleased should they examine his stock. NON,A trife with any Throa. or
 OON Lung Disease. If you have a Cough or Cold, or the children are threatened with Group or Whooping Cough, use Acker's English Remedy and prevent further trouble. It is positive cure and we guarantee it. Price 10 and 50c c. F. Hinton.
 Positively no books given 10 any subscriber unless years sub scription is paid in advance. This is the object we have Tn giving these books away, and as they cost us considera ble money, we can give them 10 nono others. Come Tn and pay up arrearages and a year in advance and get any twenty books FREE.
 The new school house was com pleted Wednesday and inspected and accepted by tho board Thurs day. The plan is good; there is plenty of light and ventilation and the rooms will be very comfortable. The primary department will open Monday, October 8l. The old building will be repaired at once 10 some extent.
 A gentleman remarked to us recently that there was no excuse for an editors failure to notice the departure of citizens for other points. But he is mistaken. We have hundreds of these little items to keep track of, and it is nothing strange that one should be forgot ten or over looked, occasionally. The friends of the parties are responsible for the failure.
 J F. Jones, brother of D. I. Jones, ot Haynes, and G. R. Belky, well known here, have opened a grocery store at Cotton Plant. Arkansas. under the firm name off Jones & Belky. Mir. Belky was in the city Thursday gave us a pleas ant call and has our thanks for a cash subscription to the paper and hls order for job printing. We wish the new firm success.
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-29
Typhoid. Scarlet and Yellow Fevers. Mea-

N''S 'ip'f't'"' i"f ''i4'a'i t"Nf Nti"itt a
 Darbys PrOphylactic Fluid will de stroy tue infection of all levers and all contagious and infectious diseases Will keep the atmosphere of any sick room pure and wholesome absorbing and destroying unhealthy edluyia and contagion. Win neutralize any bad smell whatever, not by disguising it., but by destroying it. Use Darbys Pro phylactic Fluid in every sick room. For sale by Y. B. Dye.
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-29
Lose No Happy Day

Learn to make the most of life
 And lose no happy day,
 Time can never bring
 The back chances swept away. So if you have ciilis and fever Reeds Chill Cure is the only efeetual remedy It never fails when properly used. < box of pills with each bottle For sale and warranted by H. Evans S Co.
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-29
For sale by II. Evans & Co.
The Probation.

"The probation is ended. and there remains no hinge or loop to hang doubt on.a Certain Chill Cure is ackuowl- edged by the people to be the best remedy known for fever and ague and all maIaIial diseases. prescribed and recommended by prominent physicians. Warranted by II Evans X Co.
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-29
Ael1e QlieIcpc Cure your Chiils without UVVb OooiIUo making you sick. 50 Cts.


 
 Mesdames l.. Rollwage and W. H. Mcdaniel went to Memphis Thursday.
 T. Vaughan, a largo planter of near MeDanieis. was in the city Thursday.
 Hats and Caps in styles too nu merous to mention at J. l.. Bran don's, cheap.
 Dr. Thos. H. Chiffon, of Mem phIs, has been in town several days this week.
 Five hundred pieces of Calico, st fvc cents and upwards, at Becker & Lewis. A nico fit in all kinds of Cloth Hng guaranteed at T. A. Hatcher's, sheaper than evof. L. Roiiwage & Go. are head quarters for STATIONERY and SCHOOL BOOKS. H. Evans X Co. have just added . beautiful show case to their beau tiial store fixtures
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-29

A RUSSIAN physician reports some remarkable experiments. in which he has induced cataract in the eyes of young porpoises by subjecting them to the continuous vibrations of a tuning fork for twelve to twenty-four hours. or for a much less time when the ami mals were deprived of the power of hearing. The cataract soon 1isan cared on removing the exciting use and could be renewed. The phenomenon has not been satisfactorily explained.
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-29
Noticc

1 have decided to go into the Brickmaking business early In the spring. l expect to supply mysely with first cla.s machinery and furnish good brIck for the surrounding country.
 10-S 6m. G. w. Cook.
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-29
HALLS

There is more catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pro nounced ita local disease, and pre- scribed local remedies, and by con stantly failing to cure with local treat ment pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be constitu- tional disease, and therefore requires a constitutional treatment Halls Ca tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney N e., Toledo. C., is the only
 hSiE f ai Jfe now on the market.
 It i> taken internally in doses of ir'm ten drops tu teaspoonful. It acts directly upon the blood and mucus surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circular and testi- monials. Address.
 r. ]. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, 0. Sold by druggists, 75 cents.
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-29

ho10e nll&Ie0c Cure your chlHs and Tone @o06 uu0iLuo sr yosr sss,sn' Priee sos.
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-29

VNG voNSON Rhg RIGga AskeT, sii4i, is warranted, is because it is the best Blood Preparation known. It will posi- lively cure all Blood Diseases. purifes the whole system, and thoroughly builds up the constitution. Remember, we guarantee it. by C. F. Hinton
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-29

Aellr nltSTfpe For Bilious Fever and az necI oootlHo hslarial Troshles. 50 eta
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-29

Or, we Will se q yJ., Tor uAelI free of charge, The Anler| Farmer and your choice oi other publications. Or. we will \ you The MayflOwer. d weekly I; paper, and your choice If other papers, Send in your oiI tt once. Address,
 THE TIMES FORREST CITY, AR
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-29

l have for sale the Genuine Peterkin Cotton Seed at One Dollar per bushel. l bad 12S4 pounds of seed cotton ginned al Thos. II. Parham's Gin, and It made a bale weighing 4S4 pounds. IiiA making three-fourths of bale Der acre this year on land that has been in cultivation forty years.
 J. E. HINTON.
 Haynes, Arkansas. l hereby certify that the above figures are correct.
 lO 22-4t THos. H. PARHAM.
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-29

phis. The express due at 9:l5 was delayed about seven hours
 Sheriff D. NJ. Wilson 1t Tues. day for Little Rock to place tho negro Robt. RI'ey in the pcnitenu ary. He was found guilty of for gerry and received two years i'm pnsonment on hIs plea of gurlty T. l. Nail, the accommodating jaller, escorted the prisoner to tn, train.
 Miss LzzIe Standley left Thurs day morning Tor h r home neal 1 Tul CT, Arkansas. in answer to | telegram brin ing the sad new, that her mother was very sick, and, later, had passed away. Miss Lizzie has host of warm friends here who join us in deepest sym pathy.
 The south-bound freight trai n which passed hero Monday morn ing ran through an open switch about mile below town. The engine Was turned completely over and landed in the ditch. Fireman Wright was scalded about the ankle. No other persons were injured.
 Messrs. Russell Graham & Co.,. have received two ear loads of tha famous Tennessee Wagons, aud are selling them at prices which cant be beat Farmers, and others will save money by calling and taking advantage of the marvellous bargains which this firm is offering m wagons.
 Ifa is claimed, $500 can be saved to the county in two years lime ia rents and other expenses, then and in that case, the purchase
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-29

! No Arsenic, Quinine or )s Strychnine. Price 50 c,s.
The Forrest City times., 1887-10-29

Soother at hand. It is the only safe medicine yet made that will remove all infantile disorders. It contains no Opium er Morphine, but gives the child natural edse from pain. Price 25 cents. Sold by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
PRAISE FOR THE PNEUNIIIC Gun.

WHAT ONE or IFS ENTHUSIASTIC ADMIRERS AND
sUPTORIERs THINKS or IT.
Chief Engineer George II. Reynolds, Of the Pneumatic
Toruedo Gun Company energetic down Easter and
il always found with d full head Of steam on When he
talks about the pneumatic gun his usual average Is about
two hundred word, 10 the minute. TmBu%E reporter
bapp.ned 10 meet him when he dllang upon tho re-
cent successful experiments and it evident that he
had lost nothing of his wc-known enthusiasm The
pcculiar Yankee Of triumph Oycrspread his hand
some vsage Is h. exclaimed:
Yes the wsIaIcIs and everybody else. both sides
Of the water. have found that the Is thing that
has come 10 stay nCw Nothing succeeds Ike success
does IT, I'm this world. chi There l. thing about our
gun though that the papers haven't got 10 undcs and
vet and that is what We do with an fOnclad. Now
don, care how many feet thick the plates the
The shot that DID the busness for that schooner We knocked
into SD ntcrs the day exploded right under hrf
didn't il Just where Lieutenant ZIllnsn meant that IL
should and II lifted bodily out Of the water IL he
had wanted her deck he could have done II by
slightly elcNatng the range. Now, the heavier the
amor upon the sides iroDcad the less she Will be
ALL. 10 carry ON deck and her bottom Take one ~
those bIg foreign vessels four hundred feet long ana
seventy feet wide, what target 1t would make Tor our
gun. ,,. -, al, - 10,
bottom, where plating Is necessarily him would be-
where We would explode shells and whether the shell
csnoded on top underneath, the result could only De
dcst Grca Scott what smish-up there would
"a hurry and all The people aboard would have 10 90
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ODDS md ENDS or Politics.

THE BROOKLYN MAYORALTN STILL IN pOOni -
The number OF prominent citizens OF Brooklyn inoi'u
ing such men Ambrose snow. lsid're VI Do" P'''
of xNlayor Schroeder; Alfred Hodges 'olohel a. =
p,con Ctv surveyor Mesefolo g. d. Matthew'S ana
others equally well known VINO are IN i'Nor 10
counting the balos for Mayor. continues Ia increase II
ia now held that # a recount Is made ChaPhs plurI'
will 60 down to 200, AMI that II j. also P'''io'c @
Baird will DO found have been elected inc hePu'"
cau Co,npaj.,n Committee have not heard from Hr.
Chapn on the subject although the members ma h'P''
he wonld have something TO say about the recount
chairman Willis o. the committee. saii Nr-'rfha,
eve ls not visa TO deprive hin Ol shSI' rIEht an
we do not wish to avail ourselves % alhte ln'n- ~
which we are not entitled Tut IN view oi ne eN rh'e
OF fraud in our ana the E.neril ophoh hat
exists that oon.l Baird tutei out, "ceNo ln'i
sTcull Inc a recount OF the votes. MI Chtpn womb
have nothlc to lose by II II he were cleo ca hnheS
ana fairly because ballots ought Il he IN the p"N -
tInv we're demos tel IL they shovel o. recOlh ''''
he was honestly elcccl tlcn lac conid "--ih" ne "n
csen of ME affairs Of the city with clear ute ana
I'm, ,ner of every man As il Is, he cannot Ia So ne
cIise the peore are doubt aud believe there shoud
be Il recount.
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U-U.iT VEN.
CHAPEL DrDICArLD-RAIIRpAD STATS
TICS-STBJECr FOR THE TOWNSEND

CHAPEL TCArlD-RAilR)AD NIAllS-
TICS-SUBJECr FOR THE IOWNSLND
PRIZE CONTESTS Al YALE.
NrwlI,yrv. nov. 10 Hope Chape, the gtft Of Dean
and Mrs, Vly,nl to thc First Baptist Church. was dcI-
tented ON rlnr.dly cycnin, The chapel OF sufficient
size 20 seat 400 neopr anl equipped win All mo"rh
cnn.cnencr. The Rev. Arthur PHELPS son Of the Rev
DR. Dryden Pnelp. will have charge of the chapel
Folown. Is summary OF the statistic Of the conSol-
dated Io,I for tho y'ar ending september
30: Gross earnings T7.-9O2'0 -; PASSENGER
earnings. ~i3l9.2j2 = freight earnings
s,o5e.3Gl -: operating expenses Sj.j2G.si9 81;
net earnings. s2.3G3.3-9 81; passengers
carried $50. 42G; passenger mileage. thlG'9ol ;
freight carrioI uon- 2GD2lj7; freight mileage
1j0o4J.7ps. This report includes the Air Line Tue
Shore Line and tho stanford AMI NewCanaan Road
The gross earnings in lss6 e7Go9.9lG IL operat
ing expenses, Siull,'Jo - AM net earnings
$500. l-6 3d.
The annual mcctin. OF the stockholders OF the Manga
tnck Railroad on Thursday resulted in Tho choice OF OIL
Ger. ant director, follows: President. W D. Bishop
secretary and treasurer Horace Ncho snprlin enie
c. W Beach. Directors. ". D. Bishop ~ Bri gePort .
: : Dennis auI A. l. Dennis. ~ Newark W. d.
Bishop IT, OF Bridgeport. joel y sperry and J.
Eobert,on Of Nev-lIayen; 4 VI. Bl,,ett, or Derby
r. J. Kinr-pury. OF Waterbury, AMI d. A. Plumb. Of
Ashton.
william z. Collins. IN, Oldest resident OF North Gull
ford "A s,ul town near New-iIav"n. diet thursday
hal been the only pcn.oncr Of the var OF 1872 who
lived there He had wile rrpgtaiion for kindness TO
the needy and been 20 take the only shoe, he
ownel oil his feet 10 give them 10 persons who had
~ 90,
The following will compose tie second Yale CLEO
Club In the com n year: fst or G horey, 90.
A IS cotton. so. ". G. iHs>. 30. willard Park :. -.
H. l. MIL. 81. ". =. Pool". 81: second ten'r'-D w.
Ei..rl - L. Brop,s. ir. 80 \. g. Nice hntoch. 80. L.
T. Percy, 90 w. Davenport. 81; hr.t hsscs-I~ stella
- + J. II .lss 80 = -. d.. lhclcp'k - :, G. Ncnt.
49, H. l. Man ~. %, and bdsr.-p. g Farrlngt-n,
q, g. Peck. -. " G. MI lam, - W H. Nrwh-rrV,
- = /. " iOninSpn. 30 he Ulcers ". &. Nl4lsn,,
- president. \. t. J"uks. -. business manager
subjects iiuouncei for thr comp ION i's ne own.
send prikr. Vac are |. The AuSrians IN lialy =
what wound nm Irish Parliament dS tor lrslant; 3
IlIuaiio the t,izht at fuNAe Property IN Land
4 Parliamentary Insutu ions Ia - rmany ani France !;
= Trudrucia. tpward central Cover, urnt In the nrd
state, since the Close ~ the civil Wa: John Quincy
Adams on the for he a. ghs ~" Pc zion; . Ihe
eri rmrut ~ Intrrnat iOna Disputes on Art Eore-
ma. rrs nf Yroio,tanf Religion: q The Historic Attitude
a, the brIsftau tnurch toNard New Doctrines IN Phy-
cal -tlrncr: 10 -ir Arthur Vance the N-ungcr; IL
Tho lonautic Move ucnt In &c man Literature; l.
sian, .pcar', Relations iii, Predecessors IN tns Eng
lisil Drama.
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V.cStP ALTVVF DISCUSS POLITICS.

The annual meeting OF the Vassar College Alninnc
was held yesterday at the house of Miss Brown NO 10
iii have Mrs A. NJ. Ely presided and Miss t. H. Root
was secretary. Mrs. Florence Kelley "ischncwehky
real paper The Need OF Theoretical Preparation
for Philanthropc Work." which published several
weeks ago in The Christian Urioa. Dr. Lyman Abbott.
the editor Of tho paper criticised 1t at the tune severely
an accused author OF being foreigner, This she
denied yestei day with considerable vigor and decare
that family American. her ancestors having come
To- hi, country over 900 years she touched upon
Anarchy and said that she often read Frehc edited by
Mo and hat not found II half "a bloc Thirsty III IFS
doctrines those Of the great daes dnrlng the las
fortnight Women she said, should do their best 10 AID
their fe low creatures
Mrs Frank Fisher Wood said that alwayG 20 TO
extremes. They either very conservative or very
radical Women she declared could do much good work
at the polls by influencing to vote for good candi
dates AT tho close OF the meeting club organized
among the ladies for the study OF social science.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
Old POINT COMFORT
PERSONAL ANp SOCIAL NOTES.


ToKrRrss MONROE. Nov l9-lhr transfer OF Battery
H. Second Ar cry. to New Orleans. ha' been postponed
until December which time II vii leave for IL new
station Major J. H. Ccf Its uandcr. has at the
aic,t OF Gcucrah John G. TilO III. commanding the
United states Ar -ry been retained rs instructor until
April. when lie viii ioiu Ms battery
CAPTAIN \. f. Human. United state' Engineer Corps.
who has had charge Of the Norfolk arbor Improvements
during the past three four years has been granted
leave OF absence aud gone 10 Hot springs ArH Tor
tho benefit Of his health.
Lieutenant o. VI Carter. United states Engineers. mr.
rived here on Thursday from SHVhnhth Va, am III
ap,r;ed the works the fort and KIP laps .
irurunut David Price. l>t Artillery. ANA hls brlde,
formerly Miss Auo arsouS. of Newl otN are here on
visit where both have many friends Lieutenant Irice
graduated Il the artillery school some five NcarsagO
and Mss Ilrgnu- spent two ar three seasons here
Mrs Cob 81 BOSTON, Is visiting al the post the guest
OF Mira Ludlow. . =.
Miss I,llth Pennington daughter Of Colonel A. e. NJ
pruninron 1th Arullrry. LETT on Tuesday evening 10
VISIT Misc Florence lodur mt the Washington barracks
E"dc ana danghteA AZ absent In "ashlhE'oh on
n visit 20 her sis cr. Mrs. lrrhlns ION. ,- -
Bishop ]. J. Kane of Richmond arrived h'r" on ues-
day last and administer the rites OF continuation Ia
der, Home Theatre Thursday evening. which, WAS
largely attended -, =, MI, =, .,,.., 49,, -
Marty of frs,ls from New York passed. here during the
early part OF the week rn rontc Tor Florida
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OBITUARY.
MISS EMMA LAZARUS

Miss Emma Lazarus n lady known to o Wide crclo OF
readers as poet and essayst Of merit and to per-
acquaintaaces a woman OF brilliant conversa
tonal Do and striking social charms died yesterday
at her home No Is West feminist The immediate cause
OF her death congestion OF the lungs. but Tor some
time preysus she lad been suffering from painful ds-
Miss Lazarus was born in $40 Her father was Moses
Jazarus a wellknown merchant In this city. she was
precocous anu early took literary studies. She pub
lished her first book OF poems entitled d" Admeus am
Other Poems" when she only eighteen. OF that
hook The Westminster said at the time or us pub
lication ave cannot help saying that we have not FOR
long time seen any volume OF poetry which III 50 many
In tho opn on of not few literary people she fulfilled
that promise Tue best known vi her matirer WORK Is
yOuns Of TRANSACTIONS Of Henes pOsns ana volume OF
noens 1bsne in 50 catitled songs OF the semitic
II Includes tragedy III five acts, called The Dance 10
Death" and number OF striking lyrics Jewish sub
iects The work the direct OutgrOwth OF interest III
Inc Jewish which hal been excited by the persec
OF Hebrew refugees Stimulated by her sympathes I"
study the history aud present conditions OF the Hebrew
prople her best work Jewish themes. Her most
recent work published in the May century aud was
series OF "pOcns I'm prose-" entitled "By the Waters
on Babyon" IL attracted much attention. indicating
that her powers still and encouraged her
friends To hops for much brilliant work from her pen
Death prevented the fnlhlment or those expectations
She had many friends in literary and artistic cir.
Giles here ami abroad she frequently guest OF
Emerson while lie lived. and in England was always
welcomed by the brownings. Several sisters anu n
brother survive her The funeral will he held At her
homo to morrow al 10 a. III.
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FORTY-TWO TO NOTHING.
SCORE ny WHICH rnr HARVARD TEAM BEAT

THE sCORE BY WHICH THE HAHNAND IINM btAi
THAT or The UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
CAMBRIDGE Mass. nov. ~ tNpeo'dh-Ihe liar'
ward and University or lornsyvama football
teams rolled around IN the mud AM water
Ia nnc style Jarvis Field this Afternoon FOR an ho"r
nld quarter the two teams sPitshed about ana" when
,i.r ,er. moi .ro win. IN the mul the Peunsy vauia
ie, n was di,puug with the re'erce he gfsihl hal
been and mad aiirrw ard hd"ed H." pay 81
played clrverly CinEock tackled renarkhnN mar
,rn mn on ttr GLOWING team: tumnocN, NO'lihiH'
Wood Marsoc IraIori. Butler. bancroft, tu'F"i'i
IIar lIn.. quagrI-hacA; Eos.on AMI icfry' n" ID -
sax, frli.bacS PENNSYLVANIA had the following
team: MGR. kes.e,. bONscr. 5h"ll. prr'y Sphih,
Tr.lcr; quarter back. lIAmne; haii3ac"', NoOs a"d
IIuu,. illl-bntk. Graham. Of csuise win -irh
slipperv groini large SCORES wcrc mp s,ibe harVhi
ma m sixteen scores IN the nrst haf % {" game ana
f.rufysl ia The SECOND hli. HcHnsy wanna ia4"l 10
score Io.al scoir: Harvard l., IcHn'J lNdn|i' D.
lime Of game hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
ARE CHTLDRrN'S PAPrTrS GOlNG orr
Lrnn me Rnston Nlralh

,.,,s r,rty with games and romp-. Is Obsolete
r,nulniion Of youthl That naive and interesting
event ln childhood has completely gone ont vas
tnlln, to some Youngsters the subject last week.
when 10 nv horror Of them. age >'N informed me
that shn hated games - And her brother. who ~
thcc wear, her senior boldly declared. II wasn't no
r,n Going 10 girls partlcs"-a BIT Of bad English 10y
the way. for whlrh his mamma rrproNrd hlh' Though
tho blnso sentiment II conveyed passed unnoticed
IN. ,ouug gentleman fnrt her remarked, that Rgy'
aid sn TOO Hrcy" II unknown To mo, hut feel
an Ia the minority. and thOsn delightful rOmH OF
. t,,,, thr slippcrr and Kiss in the Ring" ter
,tIJv ONT of date. II he says " But what do You
~. when YOU 90 10 your parties ~ qurrird "bh
th,v amt parties" he said IN cOntcmIt nons Tone
They nrc balls. aren't thoy, mamma, and We dance
,,c cutlllun, don't We, mamma - "Of course Hs
srntrd mamma with "A smile In my direction. " Wen,
,ou moor littlc mlsgudrd mites Of society" said
- m, self you viii never know what jolly tine
van have lost